Debate Rages Over
Coyotes in Parks, Presidio
The wild coyotes that can now be found in San Francisco parks
and the Presidio are still being considered an unsolved problem,
and a potential public threat, by some members of the community.
Coalition Votes
to Support Economic Impact Study
The SF Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods voted Feb.
20 to support the district's merchants in their fight for an
economic impact study concerning the city's planned improvements
to the Muni #38 bus line.
Skateboarders
Look for Home in Golden Gate Park
Could skateboarders finally have a place of refuge all their
own in western San Francisco? Possibly.
San Juan Bautista
Set Up City of San Francisco
People who go to Mountain Lake Park often stumble upon a little-known
oddity, a rock in the middle of a small field at the lake's
edge that has a plaque mounted on it. The plaque is designated
to Juan Bautista de Anza, the Spanish explorer who camped at
this site on March 27, 1776.
Filmmaker to Get
Due at Asian American Fest
While celebrating 25 years of progressive Asian filmmaking,
The San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival
has chosen to recognize a pioneer of Asian American cinema and
a Richmond District resident, Spencer Nakasako.
COLUMNISTS
Paul Kozakiewicz:
Supervisor
Thumbs Nose at Constituents
Capt. Sandra Tong:
Police Beat
John M. Lee: Confusing
Real Estate Market
Supervisor Jake
McGoldrick: Public Property, Public Benefits
Assemblywoman Fiona
Ma: Update from Sacramento
Sen. Leland Yee: Improve
Student Success
